The premise of "If Golf were the Only Game" is that golf has dominated history with only clubs, ball, and golf related items to deal with. Bob's imagination takes it from there.

SHARPEN YOUR MIND, AND SHINE IN YOUR PERFORMANCE, IN THE GAME OF GOLF AND IN THE GAME OF LIFE. W. Timothy Gallwey's bestselling Inner Game books - with more than one million copies sold - have revolutionized the way we think about sports. As he did in his phenomenally successful The Inner Game of Tennis, Gallwey provides methods that can be applied to situations beyond the green. The Inner Game of Golf delivers strategies to achieve potential - both in the crucible of competition and everyday life. With Gallwey as a guide, you'll learn how to: ·defeat your mental demons and find clarity under pressure ·dispel tensions that can sabotage your performance ·build confidence and overcome insecurities that can hijack your best instincts ·employ the art of "relaxed concentration" to improve your swing, your game, and your life No matter what your skill set, Gallwey's pioneering strategies, real-life examples, and illuminating advice are perfect for anyone who strives to be a champion on and off the course.

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If you picked up this book, there's a good chance you enjoy a relaxing day out on the golf course. If so, then this book is certainly for you. For those who have not yet discovered the joys of golf, Enrich Your Life and the World with the Game of Golf offers so much more than the title implies. Along with exploring the many parallels between golf and life, this book also shows how golf can provide the blueprint for a more fulfilling existence. Stephen A Vigiano a PGA Master Professional, reveals how his passion for the sport provided him with a foundation for a meaningful life-one he hopes to pass down to future generations. His inspirational book not only encourages this new generation to take up the game of golf but to follow their passions and pursue their purpose in life.

This motivational book—a supplement to Lupo's popular How to Master a Great Golf Swing—emphasizes how golfers themselves contribute to and impact the game they are already playing. Lupo explains the seemingly-unexplainable experience of playing in the zone, as well as how golfers can recognize and deal with problems in their games such as balance and coordination. Lupo also addresses personality and character issues that can stand in the way of achieving perfection on the links.

America's first golf hero reminisces about the game and his career, from his early years, to his upset 1913 U.S. Open victory as an amateur, to his sentimental win at the 1931 U.S. Amateur Championship at the Beverly Country Club in Chicago. Along the way, he gives sage advice about the game.

First published in 1896, The Game of Golf came out just as the 'fickle game that must be wooed to be won' was gaining widespread popularity across the world. Written for golfers of every ability, this 'book of instruction' covers every aspect of the game from choosing clubs and balls, through the correct stance and swing, to the secrets of putti...

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"How Golf Lost Its Game..." is a book about modern day culture and how that culture has impacted a game that 36 Million North Americans play. Think about the stakes. At $89 Billion annually Golf is as big as Motion Pictures. While Golf is growing in Asia, on this continent it's a different story. Participation is waning and courses are closing. As Golf stays silent, one insider speaks out. Throughout his consulting career at KPMG and Global Golf Advisers, Garry Carl has written extensively about the challenges facing the game. Now he has published a compelling inside look that provides the reader with provocative thoughts on where the game should be going in the 21st Century.

"Candid profiles and informed observations on golf by one of the sport's best living writers"--

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